Building a listed tool

Georgi Kalchev

Operator, named behind the 402cron listing on Anchor Terminal.

Operator

Georgi Kalchev operates 402cron. The home page says he builds and maintains his own small web services, working with AI coding agents, and also runs AISkills402, 402post and 402registry. He wrote the blog post of 19 September 2026 on building a paid x402 API on Cloudflare Workers.

What Georgi builds

  • 402cron B · Event delivery & webhooks

    402cron is a hosted cron service that calls an agent's HTTPS endpoint on schedule with a signed request and bills one prepaid delivery per attempt. Agents pay by x402 in USDC on Base and manage tasks over REST or MCP.

    Operator, researched 30 October 2026 · the people behind it

Questions

Who is Georgi Kalchev?

Georgi Kalchev operates 402cron. The home page says he builds and maintains his own small web services, working with AI coding agents, and also runs AISkills402, 402post and 402registry. He wrote the blog post of 19 September 2026 on building a paid x402 API on Cloudflare Workers.

What does 402cron make?

Anchor Terminal lists 402cron from 402cron. 402cron is a hosted cron service that calls an agent's HTTPS endpoint on schedule with a signed request and bills one prepaid delivery per attempt. Agents pay by x402 in USDC on Base and manage tasks over REST or MCP.

How are Georgi's tools graded?

402cron is graded B, 63.5 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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